'Eyes gouged out, bodies hanging from hooks, and fingers removed with pliers

Most of the defeated terrorists, meanwhile, were reportedly discovered ‘burnt to ashes’, set alight by the last extremist standing to try to protect their identities.

The horrifying details came yesterday as the first pictures emerged from within the wreckage of the building, showing piles of bodies left strewn across the floor.

A third of the mall was destroyed in the battle between terrorists and Kenyan troops.
Lying in the rubble are feared to be the bodies of as many as 71 civilians who have been declared missing by the Kenyan Red Cross.

With detectives, including the FBI and the Metropolitan Police, still unable to reach the wrecked part of the mall for fear of setting off explosives, it could take up to a week to determine exactly who is still inside.
'Eyes gouged out, bodies hanging from hooks, and fingers removed with pliers

Most of the defeated terrorists, meanwhile, were reportedly discovered ‘burnt to ashes’, set alight by the last extremist standing to try to protect their identities.

The horrifying details came yesterday as the first pictures emerged from within the wreckage of the building, showing piles of bodies left strewn across the floor.

A third of the mall was destroyed in the battle between terrorists and Kenyan troops. 

Lying in the rubble are feared to be the bodies of as many as 71 civilians who have been declared missing by the Kenyan Red Cross.

With detectives, including the FBI and the Metropolitan Police, still unable to reach the wrecked part of the mall for fear of setting off explosives, it could take up to a week to determine exactly who is still inside.

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Welcome to another day of the Nairobi mall siege, with still no confirmation that attackers have been cleared from the the Westgate complex, despite repeated claims from Kenyan ministers that a resolution is imminent.
The interior minister Joseph Ole Lenku said on Monday night the evacuation of hostages had gone "very, very well" and officials were "very certain" there were few if any left in the building.
The ministry said late on Monday night on Twitter it was "in control" of the complex.

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